Page 3 - Hatsan Blitz Reviews

Get one!! I got a .22cal and shoot around 56yds. After some practice get mostly quarter size grouping using semi at that distance some with some fliers here and there which is good I think.. I ordered a 45 High capacity swingload magazine and let me tell ya dumped the whole entire mag with no hiccups!!!Nice!! Full auto accuracy is also not bad either..

Trigger adjustment like most say on here... Maybe offer a bigger tank (cc) as an option?

Clean your bore first with Ballistol before you shoot it. Improves accuracy and less chance of jamming.
and clean per manufacturer instructions every 500-1000 shots..
Since trigger is heavy takes time to get it to group correctly with practice..
A lot louder on full auto for sure especially when using the High capacity mag.. so be prepared!

So far I love this gun I have shot 600 rounds without a misfire by far my favorite you won’t be disappointed.

Not a thing

It’s going to be expensive to shot the 30cal. You just can’t stop.

Light , accurate and FULL AUTO

Needs a folding stock

Your first fill from zero can be challenging

Best fun you will have with an air rifle - I challenge anyone to discharge a 45 round magazine and not smile .... I have ran about 1000 rounds mostly without flaw - The few hiccups seemed to be from a misformed pellet..

Loading the magazines is a learning curve .. I suggest using a small power driver with a 14 MM socket vs using the tool supplied ...

Local pro said that these had a lot of problems, but Hatsan had great customer service ... So far so good ....fingers crossed - The threaded end holds a spring and will work loose

Fast shipping, runs good, eats pellets so far so good

Don’t know yet need more trigger time Will update later

Accuracy, power, rate of fire. It looks great. Adjustable stock, sling mounts, recoil pad. Select fire.

Add a pik rail and lose the dovetail. Lower height, and easier to remove sight rail. Larger magazine, include a magazine tool.

This thing is amazing! I love it. It ALMOST shoots through a very tough 55 gallon drum.

I bought the 22 cal becuase i have tons of 22 cal pellets and i want to use the full auto alot lol,at 35 yards im getting quarter size shots but the trigger is hard to pull but i think when i get use to it i might tighten them up better and the shots open up on full auto and also i dont think its back yard friendly and to me on full auto it sounds louder my wife told me she didnt here the single shots but on full auto she heard it inside the house i got the 10 for 10 shot so that it would have air in it when i got it,so far its been a lot of fun and i got when PA had it for 699.00 i think it was at that price for 1or 2 days cuase now its 799.00

Really not much except that im wondering if i got someones return ? I say that becuase my fill value had no o-rings on it the box with the mags had water damage on top and the scope rail had sracthes on it like someone had mounted a scope on it, i have bought tons of pcps from PA and i dont think they would do that but theres always the first time i guest.

Get one you will have lots of fun.

The trigger is very heavy. This is no target gun. Before shooting I cleaned the barrel and it was needed. Mine is in .22 and I'm shooting only Crosman 14.3 HPs because they are the least expensive. I'm using the ghost ring and post, and with my eyes, at 50yds., an accurate pellet won't make much difference. Still, in semi-auto at 50 yds I hit a 2" bull about 1 of three times. That's as good as I can see. In full auto, at 50 yds, it put 6 of 14 into an empty, JSB, 3-3/4" pellet tin. Through about 8 mags I've had no issues with jams. I haven't put it over the chronograph yet so I can't speak to its exact power, but it hits hard. It is a fun gun, that does what it is supposed to do. If I put a scope on it. My accuracy assessment could change.

The trigger. Either lighten it up or make it adjustable.

It is a fun gun and pretty loud. I'm expecting the neighbors to come over to see if I've got a. 22LR machine gun. You're gonna need the right place to shoot it, lots of pellets, and lots of air.
Others have had problems with jamming but I think the Crosman's, being harder and lighter than most other popular pellets, might be the reason I haven't had any trouble. Manage your expectations.

Pretty accurate, I’m shooting the blitz out to 50 yrds and grouping the shots to about quarter size on semi, the auto it opens up a bit, but that could be me

I hate the trigger!!! I haven’t measured the pull yet, but hast to be better than 15lbs pull, I actually thought the safety was still engaged, I would like to see this have an adjustable trigger

Besides the trigger pull, I enjoy the gun, great for throwing lead down range at the targets

I like it alot, doesn't jam, reliable, fun. The only downside is it's very difficult to adjust the hammer. Mine is an air hog, 3 magazine's and it needs air. Incredible velocity though, 1090 over the FX chronograph in semi, but super sonic in auto.

An easy way to adjust the hammer.

It is a well made air rifle; I’ve owned and fired other full auto air rifles and their quality doesn’t come close to the Hatsan Blitz. I also like the light weight, the (relatively) high capacity magazine and the fitting for the high pressure air fill.

I would change, what feels to me, like a 10-12 lb trigger pull. I didn’t use an actual trigger gauge but when I took my first shot I was sure that I must have left the safety in the “on” position. According to PA, the heavy trigger pull is normal for this rifle, a necessary part of creating a reliable full auto air rifle. (And unlike my Mosin-Nagant rifle, there isn’t any filing or polishing of the sear to lighten it.)

If you’re buying the “Blitz” because you want the most accurate PCP rifle in this price range, I would look elsewhere. The problem for me is that very heavy trigger; I’m just not able to be anywhere as accurate as I can be with my Benjamin Marauder. However, if you’re looking for the best combination of single shot, semi-auto and full auto, this is probably the best (and most accurate) option available. Lastly, don’t expect the kind of quiet shots you get with a Benjamin Marauder; the Blitz may still qualify as backyard friendly but I thought a shrouded barrel rifle would be a bit more quiet.

just feels right

needs a better suppressor and sling swivels

extra mags are a bit pricey for all plastic aside from the spring

This rifle is exceptional by any standard. I like the 30cal. I also have an Invader .25 and a Sortie .25. Hatsan has the auto air figured out.

Adjustable trigger

The 30 lays down some serious smack. Definitely not a toy.

Not FX impact accurate or powerful and trigger is horrible - but it is very accurate (with cheap crosman 14.3 ) one tiny hole semi auto 20 yards, 1" full auto- full magazine group. Around 100 shots per fill. So far (around 1 year, 3-5000 shoots - zero problems. Put smile on your face every time.

trigger, trigger, trigger ..., takes time to use to it

Get one - I paid around $700 at Midway

Everything

Make them loud like my condor ss. Wow factors everything. Then you can hear the horse power.Thats just me. I love my C5 and it's loud. ( Corvette)

It's really easy to clean. Condition your rotary mags with exacto knife. Dremal etc. Just keep sprocket edged off clean. You all know. Feeds smoother. O jambs

I have 2 22 and 1 30 the 25 is on the way, awesome gun. All 3 of mine are very accurate and go through pellets fast, only my 30 has jammed but after cleaning and light oil mechanism it works flawless,

Nothing,I own many pcp guns and I'm amazed how much fun these guns are

When ordering the Blitz, Ted in Sales really went the extra steps to make sure all was correct , adapters ,ammo, Sale discount. Lightweight, easy to carry

Pre set carbon fiber tank O-rings.' Thats it I got the 30 cal...... It Is AWSOME !

When first setting up your Blitz. You will need to set the O-Rings in the tank by using a blast of air from a tank. Like setting a tire bead. I have hand pump and a Velvor Compressor
Neither one worked. So plan on doing this first day. Haven't had a problem since.!

Full auto the couple times it worked

Make it not jam more often than not and the insanely heavy trigger.

The first one I ordered jammed pretty much every mag, only ever fired in full auto once successfully. The second one was the same, it would jam every few shots. Its insane to me that something this unreliable would be pushed to market, one of the mags for the replacement blitz was even too wide to fit in the gun at all. The trigger is the heaviest I have ever experienced, super hard pull on both guns. At least Pyramyd has great customer service, the exchange and returns were easy and quick.

The guns weight

Everything but the weight.

Jam Jam Jam wow what a mess. So dissapointed. 1st shot jam 2shot jam , every shot jam. Full auto 2 shots jam. Just got the gun today and it's packaged back up for return. Hatson do your homework.

Accurate as heck and very consistent downside trigger pull is obnoxiously stiff mine if I had to guess is in the 15 pound range no joke I thought the gun was broken when I got it to be honest flipped the safety off and squeezed like heck ,trigger didn't move , looked at the manual to be sure safety was indeed off finally and got it to fire but it's a commitment for sure

"TRIGGER" ! I thought sure I'd break the trigger off before I got it to fire It's not good for sure now if it had the Airmax trigger it would be unbeatable